Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

X Z! I f 1' Q dm, 1. s -. ou, .2 .11 5-s l vu, Q. ..,. , . ,. 'Q YA' A K X, X5 KF XX A3 S THHE ffffi f,f,,,,,f ' I i ,ff 1955 FOREWORD The Cavalcade Staff and the Senior Class of 1955 sincerely hope that this yearbook will re- mind you of pleasant memories of this year at Greenhill. As you relive your experiences through these pages may you be inspired to carry on the ideals and standards for which the school was established. CAVALCA Greenhill School Dallas, Texas Wlllldlll Slrawr Ezlzlm Harold Byrd Assnclatf Erlztor Mr Balmlx qpunwr Ph0f0g.,Vll1lllN .lolm W bax btudlo O ' 1' . 'l ' . Bill Caruth, Business Manager 5. ' , . ' r : V. w V' ' ' 5 Contents D1 1110111011 lioarrl of Dlrcvtor rector M1 f'1r'ultx In Nl0111or1'1111 Ilflll ll 'I 1f 5fIl10I' 1 1 Pruplu 1X ff I' 1 ,Iunmr NOIJIIOIHOTQ rn-111111 Il 'Nlldrllt 51110 rl Loss er Nhool Pre 5111001 PM t1x1t11 G Sporlw A1lXCI'll mg. I . i . Ili -Fi fssagv l A f :X 1 fa f .ix . F Clfss Wqll H3111 'snu- D 5 F ,Q , 1 ' 1 Q1 1 . ' f To a man lflllhl' tinw. ilHl'l'l'.Sf bww flwlirulwl In ilu' mlrum-rnu'uI his l'0llIlIHllIil.Y. ma llu- Svniur f,'lu.ss of 1955 an' lmnofwl mul plc-u.v-rl In NIR. XY. XX. HX l'lli'I'UN. JR. has mul Sluff L. .J Board of Directors Left to Right: R. L. Madden, Leonard Green, R. E. Hubbard, Jr., Col. D. Harold Byrd, Lindsay Greene, W. W. Overton, Jr., Bernard L. Fulton. Absent: Dr. Arch J. McNeill, Dr. A. J. Gill. Chairman's Message As Greenhill School completes its fifth year of growth, it looks forward with confidence to even larger contributions to community welfare and culture in the future. Its splendid faculty and co-operative student body have done a magnificent iob in bringing the hopes of its founders to a more complete reali- zation. Building on a firm foundation, with enthusiasm and perfect teamwork, an inspiring and important center of training has been created that is continuing to grow in educational stature. lt is with pleasure and pride that I extend the thanks of the Board of Governors to all who have had a share in the astounding growth of this great school. They have rendered a brilliant service in the vital task of advancing educational training in their community. Y.--u ,J X 1' W' if ia V 1+ f , . qw f - . ..,I:fs:g:sfi.:1:: flu Bernard L Fulton Dnrector David G Hunt Assnstont Dnrector History Charles H Jones Mrs F H Baldy Educational Consultant Adviser to Girls Lotln French Spamsh Wm .Q Mrs R W Fulkerson Mrs C A Mlsuro Muddle School Lower School 5'-L ' Mrs C O Stuck Recdmg Mrs Agnes Boldwm Roller? C Conlee Pre School Athlehc Dnrector Art Math Frank Akm Mrs Robert C Conlee Moth Science Englush f uv 'i Mrs Lou Leftwlch Furst Grade 'Mawr Carleton A Powers Math Science Mrs Forest Smlfh Second and Thurd Grades In Memoriam RONNIE FREEMAN 1941-1954 An n ual Staff L , 1i R it pw X 'V' 'gfl ' M i.. ll! E L N... 1 -Q Editor ........................,............................................................................. Bill Strayer Associate Editor ....... ....... H arold Byrd Business Manager ..... ............ B ill Caruth Advertising ...... ....... C arroll Cornish Subscriptions .... ......,,...........................,..... S nazzy Malone Art Editors .................. ...... D oc Watson, Bobbie Lowry, Fred Feldt Sports Editors ................ .................... B utch Robertson, Pat Nelson Junior Representative .............. .....,.................. L aura Shirley Sophomore Representative ........ ...... J eanne Robertson Freshman Representative ...,.... ...... S ammy Ventura Editorial Staff: Carroll Cornish, Kyle Parnell, Dee Hamrah, S azzy Malone, Bill Moon, Doris Hargrove, Mary Hanford Baldy, Nena Ventura, Laura Shirley. Typists .....,..............,................................................... Snazzy Malone, Jeri McMillan 'tl- 2 i . ,awww e--r f 1 , Y' A. ., .,.,,...... ,.......a..M 'sf-0-...,,,, Favorites s 4 E N I 0 Il S Dee Hamrah - Harold Byrd BYFPD OIL ooo Kg?- a d! I UW 429 K Mfwmar , 2 S,t,'2 :Y i--L-fi, x if 8 ,. 32? l Q, au. Entered-September 1953 From-Saint Marks Student Council 1955 Harvard Awdrd 1954 Aeronautics Club 1954 Gun Club 1954 Biology Club 1955 Football 1954 Current Events Club 1954 Newspaper Staff 1955 Associate Editor Annual 1955 Vice-President Senior Class 13 erffgf Vice-President Student Council Senior Favorite Probable College-University of Texas if-Ti' - isasw 4'ii Zrf in .2iT Civ! ,,t,r1,, ,fx if MQW , me DAVID HAROLD BYRD, JR Harold's pleasant smile and helping hand have boosted the morale of teachers and students alike. Here at Greenhill, his spirit of co-operation in each of his classes as well as the many activities he has taken part in has been out- standing. Harold hasn't let a marking period go by this year without earning a position on the honor roll. Harold's gracious and unceasing hospitality has added a final touch to every holiday and school event. Everyone agrees that his influence and man- aging ability as Assistant Editor of the Annual has been a major contribution to its success. Unless we're very much mistaken, Harold's sixth sense genius with the stock market as well as all other business ventures will provide him with a profitable, comfortable, and successful future. Harold plans to enter the Univer- sity of Texas next fall arid later he plans to do graduate work at Harvard. OF f A AEYRY NXM, Qfkmvkhmp Wx , W 5 5 w Entered-February 1955 From-North Dallas High School Basketball 1955 Baseball 1955 Track 1955 Aeronautics Club 1955 Chemistry Club 1955 Probable College-Wheaton College JERRY MacARTl-IUR CAMPBELL Having come to us in February 1955 from North Dallas, Jerry has made many friends with his wonderful personality and sincerity concerning his studies. Mac is an excellent repairman. The things he usually repairs, though, are girls' broken hearts. A non-eligible member of the Greenhill Bachelor's Club, he takes special pride in his patients. The thing that is most interesting about his case, though, is that his patients usually take a particular interest in himl Jerry's bright remarks have often lightened many a dull moment. Next year Jerry plans to enter Wheaton College in Illinois to study Christian Education. Like a twig that has floated easily down a stream only to be rushed quickly and violently over a rapid, we will miss you, Jerry, but we know that you will be happy and contribute as much to others as you have to us here. Q EL DORADO C3325 BwCcQN.QZK, QQ x Nr 4995 0 J 5 , , ? W Entered-February 1952 From-Highland Park Junior H. S. Linz Pin 1953, 1954 Math Award 1954 Balfour Award 1954 Physics Award 1954 Biology Award 1953 Gun Club 1953 Chemistry Club 1955 Aeronautics Club 1955 Christmas Play 1953, 1954 A Vice-President Sophomore Class A Treasurer Junior Class A In Treasurer Senior Class Business Manager Annual 1955 Probable College-S. M. U. 4 l 1 1 SK. WILLIAM WALTER CARUTH, III Since Bill's arrival at Greenhill his scholastic achievement has been out- standing. This can be verified by a glance at any of the honor rolls during the last three years. His intellectual curiosity not only stimulated his educational interest, but earned him the Balfour Award in 1954. This honor is bestowed on the student who proves himself superior not only in academic work but all around citizenship and achievement. Bill is noted at Greenhill for his knowledge of firearms, his unique sense of humor and his aversion to women. It is certain that Greenhill will long remember Bill Caruth. QW! X Q ,mf wig Wm .Y K-to Y I ffl sf F W n ' If 2 if , X, F I-7 V 1' X - xx J 1' f X !! ,1,f :gL5 f Entered-September 1954 From-Highland Park High School Annual Staff Aeronautics Club 1955 Senior Council 1954 Chemistry Club 1955 G Associatior Football 1954 ss -ad' Baseball 1955 Track 1955 Christmas Play 1954 Probable CollegefOklahoma U. JAY ROBERT GLAZER Four eyes can be seen by any two eyes as probably the best actor of the Senior Class. Having come to Greenhill from Highland Park at the beginning of his senior year, he has made many friends and influenced many poker and pool games. .lay is one of the friendliest personalities of the Senior Class. This and his wit make him a hit with the students and teachers. His outstanding abilities as a student, thus far, are to good-naturedly an' tagonize the teachers and to worry about tests. Although Jay is rather small in height, he is a very good athlete, and is a fair player except in poker! After graduation Jay plans to enter Oklahoma University where he will major in business administration. There is no doubt that Jay will make many friends at O. U. and be as successful as he has been at Greenhill. ff Aff Q Q My KWH!! W5 L31 1 X! if ' f 4' Entered-September 1950 From-Walnut Hill Grade School Football 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954 Basketball 1953 G Association 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 Sportsman Club 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 Gun Club 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 Fishing Club 1955 Track 1953 Baseball 1953, 1954, 1955 Jr. Varsity Football 1950 Science Club 1953 Class Favorite 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 Class President 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 Linz Pin 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 History Award 1954 Most Valuable Athlete 1952 Probable College-Texas Univ. JOHN TATUM GREEN John, one of the first sutdents enrolled when Greenhill opened in the fall of 1950, has always been one of the school's favorites. During his first year at Greenhill when he was in the eighth grade, John was elected favorite middle school boy. This honor was followed by similar honors during his freshman, sophomore and iunior years. Being well known not only in class activities but also in the sports field, John has always turned in a good performance on the gridiron, diamond, basketball court and track field. He has lettered in all of these sports and was awarded the best athlete medal during his sophomore year. Among John's many interests is a consuming interest in fishing. When spring comes, John is frequently found ata nearby pond or lake. Lesser students wonder how John manages to participate in so many extra- curricular activities and still be able to maintain his high grades. It's duck soup to John! John plans to enter Texas University in the fall where he will seek a BBA in executive management. We at Greenhill wish him lots of luck and know that he will succeed in the future as he has in the past. 1 -9 Q.,Q.Q.3-:t!v0'M1LwQw 492 0 W, , W Entered-September 1953 From-Highland Park High School Cavalcaders 1954, 1955 Christmas Play 1953, 1954 French Club 1954 Dramatics Club 1954 Modern Dance Club 1954 Senior Favorite 1955 Junior Club 1954 Annual Staff 1955 Probable College-Texas Tech DOLORES MARIE HAMRAH Our little Arabian Princess is one of the most interesting students at Greenhill. Why? This is because her beauty, Buick and wit get along well together. Her unequaled personality makes her a favorite with both the students and the faculty. Her promptness in the mornings is one of her most distinguishable characteristics. Dee's ambition is deeply buried within her small frame. In fact she is so undecided about the future that she makes frequent trips to the local fortune teller. Her choice for college seems to be Texas Tech. From our observation of Dee, we know that she will do well anything she attempts. JM 51 jgnfywu 1:43 Qs , ' X gf' 4' 'P V Entered-February 1955 From-Woodrow Wilson H. S. Student Council Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Cavalcaders Captain Baseball and Soft Ball Probable College-S. M. U. DORIS MILDRED HARGROVE Since Ken has been at Greenhill, she has placed Tops with everyone. Except for an occasional argument with Mr. Powers, Ken operates quite smoothly. Besides making good grades, she is a big help on the girls' softball team as well as other sports. Although Doris has been unavailable since she has been here, she has been very popular with the boys as well as the girls. This is due to her wonderful personality and her coolness. Doris is uncertain of her plans after graduation, but we know that she will be happy and successful in anything she does. 'S YN 'lf if Q? ., 1 1 xv, X Q . XR Y Entered-September 1951 From-T. C. D. Spanish Award 1953 Linz Pin 1952 Football 1951, 52, 53, 54 Basketball 1952 Baseball 1952, 53, 54, 55 Christmas Play 1953, 54, 55 Chemistry Club 1955 Track 1952, 53 Pole Vaulting 1955 Fishing Club 1955 Vice-President Junior Class Probable College-University of Texas WILLIAM JOHNSON MOON Bill lnon-talkativel Moon has won a host of friends with his quiet air of self-confidence, enigmatic smile and retiring personality. His habitual comment, mmuhh, has become a favorite expression among his close friends and fellow students. Bill has participated in all sports offered at Greenhill and has received his letter every year. His name has been on the honor roll many times due to his perseverance in his studies. His quiet personality and light humor have added a great deal to the out- standing reputation of the Senior Class members as well as to the ever-famous parties that have been given. We often wonder how Bill keeps the grades and the girls going at the same time, and we feel sure that he will continue to do so for many years to come. QJN Qffw X My ,LA QD Fw K if X X X ffl! ' X ff xx ff , XXX x UV fm Entered-September 1954 From-North Dallas High School Student Council 1955 Baseball 1955 Football 1954 Biology Club 1955 G Association 1955 Christmas Play 1954 Annual Staff 1955 Probable College-Texas Lutheran CHARLES PATRICK NELSON Bulldozer plowed through the Greenhill portals last September into a very successful Senior year. His undying spirit on the football field and in all school activities has been a great inspiration to us all. Pat has played football in the Dallas school system since Junior High. He managed to outshine his North Dallas record by his outstanding performance as co-captain of the football team at Greenhill. He participated in all other sports offered here, and his strong arm was a definite advantage to our track and baseball teams. Not only does Pat excel on the athletic field, but he is also active in class affairs, serving as Secretary of the Senior Class and on the Student Council. Pat plans to attend Texas Lutheran College where we are sure his genial personality will be well received. g XWU WJ fgg PX X Z fl fC'4UfaJ-Y-PIL QQ' VY PJ' Entered-February 1955 From-Thomas Jefferson Prepara- tory School, St. Louis, Mo. Aeronautics Club 1955 Newspaper Staff 1955 Annual Staff 1955 Track 1955 Baseball 1955 Probable College-Texas University KYLE DAVID PARNELL Though Kyle has been with us only since the middle of the Senior year, we feel that a nicer and more genuine personality could not be found anywhere. His quiet manner and ready smile have made him a general favorite. Kyle's serious attitude toward his work rewards him with high grades. Kyle is an excellent Sportsman both on and off the field. He has done a superior job on the basketball court and on the track team. As a literary genius, Kyle shows an outstanding talent. We feel that should he continue in this particular field, he would be very successful. Kyle plans to go to Texas University where he will study petroleum engi- neering and we know that if he does as well as he has at Greenhill he will be successful. Q sn DKVIFFF K MW N . 0 A ' 6 2 'fa' I g 3 L 07 O, r N772 Entered-September 1953 From-Irving High School Chemistry Club 1955 Fishing Club 1955 Science Club 1954 G Association Football 1953, 1954 Track 1955 President Student Council Q' ,x-' President Senior Class Editor Annual Christmas Play 1953, 1954 T Perfect Attendance Award 1954 Probable College-Scripps ,..-- ' A ,. he 1 A Iii? ' 1 K ifif ieiffiif1i'i5 F ggis ii: WILLIAM STRAYER lt was a lucky day for Greenhill when Bill came to us in 1953 from Irving High School. From the moment he joined the class friends began sticking to him like glue. His personality of easy grace and wit have won him many friends both among the students and faculty. Bill has been an asset to the football team for the past two years. Bill's quality of leadership has won him the coveted positions of the class- president of the Senior Class, president of the Student Council and editor of the Annual. His reliability regardless of wind, rain, sleet, or snow earned him the Perfect Attendance Award in his iunior year. If any plan is brewing Bill is sure to be at the helm steering things in his usual, casual, business-like manner. Bill hopes to go to Scripps College in California where he plans to study Oceanography. From the record he has made here, and the winning personality that is all his own, it is certain that Bill has what it takes to be a success where ever he goes. 3 El Q X Qi? X23 'ip' L5 M ID Lubes? f 5 f A ... CS 3 L fl ' ' , O ff . X ' N Q Q xvif f X, og. Sow. Entered-November 1953 From-North Dallas High School Gun Club T954 Biology Club 1954 Fishing Club 1955 Christmas Play 1953, l954 Art Editor Annual Probable College-Texas A and M WALTER NELSON WATSON Walter Watson is better known to the students and faculty of Greenhill as Doc. Doc's dry and ready wit has added an extra sparkle to life at Green- hill. One of his favorite pastimes is leaning back in his chair at a 90 degree angle and voicing his ambition to lead Texas in a secession from the United States. His unceasing adoration of and loyalty to Texas have earned him the well deserved and appropriate name of The Lone Star Kid. Doc's artistic talent proved to be an asset to this year's annual. His drawings and clever caricatures have added a great deal to the Senior section. Doc plans to enter Texas A and M College after serving several years in the Navy. With Doc goes Greenhill's sincere wish for a happy and successful future. tem Class Will We the Senior Class of 1955 Greenhill School city of Dallas county of Dallas, state of Texas in the United States of America being of sound mind and body do hereby will the following :tems to those who are in dire need of our bequests We give and bequeath freely and without hesitation or reservation to the members of the Junior Class our rightful heirs our most important and valuable assets our self satisfaction our importance and our wisdom all of which we possess un enormous quantities and we hope said gifts will be of use in over coming their present inertia We also leave to the Junior Class, reluctantly but of necessity our mantle of dignity We realize that the class can never full at but smce it is expected fthem, our advice is to grin and bear it To the Sophomore Class we leave our patience It will be found useful as the one and only means by which they can endure the Juniors To the unsophisticated Freshmen we leave our little book entitled How to Tell the Teachers a pamphlet compiled by us after many years of torturmg study It will be noted that this book is not what to tell the teachers but how To our Director Mr Fulton we give and bequeath a sense of relief that we have at last been graduated To our teachers we bequeath our valuable sense of humor They will probably need it by our absence tem I Harold Byrd leave my high grades to Caruth Byrd who more than needs them tem I Bull Caruth leave my way with the women to anyone who can stand the strain I Jerry Campbell leave my industrious nature to John Annesley tem tem ltem tern tem tem tem tem ltem I Jay Glazer leave my non argumentative nature to Walter Reeves I John Green leave my soft clear voice my curly hair and my way with the women to Steve Davis I Dee Hamrah leave mv eighteen inch waist to Mary Cloud I Doris Hargrove leave my outstanding intellectual prowess to Carroll Cormsh I Bill Moon leave my golden tongue to Bill Newton l Pat Nelson leave my football pads to Butch Robertson I Kyle Parnell leave my ability to play baseball to Jack Griffin hopmg it will be helpful I Bill Strayer leave my Dr Pepper keys to Snazzy Malone I Doc Watson leave my eagerness to learn to Nick De George Finally we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this our last will and testament, our class adviser Mrs Baldy In witness whereof we the Senior Class of T955 the testator have set our hand and seal on this the third day of June T955 O I ' I F I . 1 I . I . . I . I . . . . I I I D : - I . I . I - . I . I ' I 0 . . ,, . . I . . . . ,, I . I ll ' - I I ' I , . To our school building, we leave the peaceful quiet and loneliness caused I 2 , , ' , I : , ' , ' l : , , ' ' . l : , , - ' . I 3 I 1 1 I 1 . z I I . . . . v ' : , . I . . l : , ' , ' . l : , , . I : I I .. . . . I : , ' , . . : , , ' . , . . . I I I I Class Prophecy Socnal :tem The Martian Bazoom, June 3 1970 The Senuor Class of 1955 Greenhull School has lust blasted off for a trap to Mars for a week end at Harold Byrd s country place Harold has now become a successful funancter oll mulllonaure and real estate operator Bull Caruth and Ball Strayer professuonal treasure hunters and co captams of the Bachelors Delight are hunting Spanush galleons John Green Presudent of Dr Pepper has recently developed a new powder and pull form of Dr Pepper Just add nltroglycertne prune lulce and drunk a luft for life Doc Watson Secretary for Defense for the whole southern and eastern reglons of Texas us gnvnng multn mlllnon dollar contracts to Bull Moons bowler and metal works and alrcraft manufacturlng companies Doc IS also makmg quite a name for himself by lnstagatlng a war between Texas and the Umted States Bull Moon has mvented an electronlcally controlled car and televnsnon controlled tank whlch can be operated from a dnstance of 5000 mules by a pushbutton system of sound waves lught waves and electrontc brann Princess Dee Hamrah marrled to the Shah of Sabomabaklmalu Land and henress to many domunuons uncludmg a part of Texas has lust funlshed bulldung her 500th home ornamented wlth diamonds and gold leaf rooms she as the only gurl tn the world who has a platinum bath tub Jay Glazer promment nught club owner has lust bought the Martnan Casino Pat Nelson has been very successful un untroducmg to Mars hns new fleet of Interstellar space controlled movmg vans As a hobby Pat ns athletic director for the Olympuc Games Bug tume columnust for the Maman Bazoom, Dorus Hargrove has won the lournalnsm award of the year for her story on What Makes a Commumst Red Kyle Parnell has lust won the decathalon at the Olymptcs He also set several new worlds records In the pole vault and the l00 yard dash Kyles latest novel The Case of the Murdered Martuans Hectorhmosaurus has made the best seller lust an New Mars Jerry Campbell as part owner and manager of the Harlem Globe Trotters Has team has not been defeated for three years Mr Fulton plans to arrnve In hrs new Rocketallac ID time for the blow out He us Prestdent of Greenhull Umverslty which has colleges all over the world and un other parts of Texas I I 1 1 1 , . . . . ,, 1 I . . ,, . . . I - 1 - 1 . . . . . ,, . . ,, 1 - 1 I . . . . , . . 1 I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . s I 1 11 - 11 ' . , . I 11 ' I ' 1 . H . . , - . Qi Hall of Fame Bert Lookmg Bog john Green Bef! Loobmg GHZ Irs 1 clmw' Frzendlzert Doc Watson Mort In lzzenmzl Kyle Pflrnell Bert Nalurefi jerry Campbell Bert All Around Athlete Pac Nelson Mort Gzlllzble jay Glazer Fzrrz to Marry B111 Cwrurh Wzttzert B111 Moon Bert Perfomzlzty B111 Strayer Mort Lzkely to Nlarrg a Mzllzonazre Dee Hamrah M011 Lzkdy zo be Ll Mzllwmzzrc Harold Byrd Mort Talkatwe Dons Hargrove ,., fa 1, 4 ,M 'ew ,ww ,jf :V att, ' yi-f'a, ,4 ' ,, nw. . 1 , I , 1 1 V A , Q 1 , 1 1 . I , 4 1 V, 1,y,1 V V' I JV 1 , VZ v Xi' f g,, , f, N' my , 5f4 ye 1 1 , 11 4115.7 'Wye ,, wi' 'WH' '34 sb. 9' y ' aa' Favorites McMillan - Butch 1 G 3 Robertson Mary Cloud Secrefa ry John Annesley Nick De George Carroll Cornish 'ff' Bobble Lowry Treasurer Jock Griffin Vice-President Jerry Mundell Edwm Malone -fm? 1gWml 'b Jerry Muller Geraldine McMulIun Presndent Butch Roberfson Bill Newton Eric Williams Laura Shirley Favorites N Vt Sf D J, Q 3 H Steve Davis John Henry Dan Jacoby Jack Jenkins s Wm Map? l'7 Jum Moore Walter Reeves Jeanne Marne Robertson Nena Ventura Snapshots Favorites yH anford Baldy-Sammy V t My 'E Y. fi Mary Hanford Baldy Joysan geene George Jones Ronnle Lowry Sammy Ventura HFESI-n GM PCG! -sl Middle School Servlce Club Study Hull Eighth Grade 'vm' th Seventh Grade in-nrt? K- Benny Beene Billy Coudle John Conklin ,uf-ff Q,--'Jr Molly Fulton Caroline Gowdey 53' sur: vwdlf Leffy Hdlff Stephen Mount x Melmdo Wood 1 l :...f-'lf' ,N ' X 4 - 4.. gg f ,Q K l 24 .V A llfllffilflf ' A ' 'f:?:-T455 . . D-P ,,.,f-- Jlmmle Adler Marllou Leftwlch '65 1 1 Joe Riley Sixth Grade .was v 1 -rr--9 Jack Conlee Dan Fuller li 'GK 4c ' 'sx , ff kfxfll Bobby Nenlson Muke Madden H f George Stuart Ray Wnght if , ' 4-A - Q 1' ,E Q e . , K :JN 5 - N. f N S All l V x 3 if . ,X -if - ' 4 A . t f Q W .,.V w15f11,:'1'ii hl?SY d l- g 5f?31vlfQ5 v 1, Nl f od 4' ' ' , ' , jill? J ' V ,Af Fifth Grade if Nl' Howard Andell Kay Floyd XA. W9 w- argaret Madden Nan Metzger 1 'rp' 'J Z Nancy Moon John OBoyIe Fifth Grade George Rlley Ehzobeth Robertson Stewart Shannon Barbara Warren -ni Rick Woodul June Wright Middle School Remedial Reading 3 5 if ? First Grade Making Candy v' l'ee:emIlH2G - I i P ii, Fourth Grade Bob Evans Ricky Harnden Ray Hubbard Wllluam Leftwlch enny Nichols Jackie Potter Dwight Wichman Third Grade 'I Y'- SV Johnny Booke 'ffw sr we P .5 1' X 11023 'ti 4 Putty Caruth Bro Hulff I 'bf' 999' .Q-Oli 'Y ! 'fl P-I Charlotte Hrtchcock Chip Moore Davud Strobbelaar ntl , if Bully Tweed Nuckle Warren Wk Ni-5 lihunf Bull Weothers 0 r , 1 t r 1 . ' K W ,-.4 ' K 4 Sift , at w ' J 4' 'A fl -. - : Hz 4 . 7- 3 .Am s ' on k , ,, N. 5: ' 1 L5- Q Hgh. v':'!7l xy, yf:f:5:5r Y' . S-K 5 'If-..a ?'e . .1 . If 951: 'i t' 5 2355 , H L Q5- PJH5 h - Q. I Wm K , , .N t. ...W , f xx 5 . ' K V , . . . 'cfm if, f ff , f 4w'4f.? 5 ' 'W ' 'TU 1 T .mp ' fwfr K it - ' .- A , ,.ez.r.4- f A 1, A Q, ,jg-,: , f .., wwe 1 A P , wif' Q , ts F Z , f ' ' A ' f . 2 if , V fi, ' H ,, W ' r. ' f... 4 L H It 4 ., E- Mlchael Conlee Second Grade bi Robin Madden HHH IC' .-d 1- ff ---rv 'L ff Erlc Mulrhead Cathy Poffer Christopher Prlce -f P Paula Waldman F-ni' Andrew Weary First Grade 5' ,ff .f ' Sheryl Albert Stephen Barrd ,wan 'Q 4 ji Toddy G00dell Peggy Harnden Thomas Leffwrch PEE' 094211. C3 Larry Lenlg Make Mulrhead Q 4 Paul Osborne Charles Rule First Grade omni 'L - nk 'Wx John Roy Shelton Laura Wold 4 Tommy Stroder man Susan Wuchmon 1 14 ,Zi 3 Q l T l 1 if ' Mrs. Agnes Baldwin Director ta Mrs Arnold Gaynor Howard McFarland Mrs Gordon Snbedo Mrs Nancy Somervnlle Mrs Claudia Davls The pre schools aom IS social adlustment for the chuld with the group lts program IS planned with the Idea that we learn by domg Many creatuve actnvmes are nncluded In the pre school program muslc dancing dramahcs and art A r up 'aw f'? ' if 2 F. ni !! 'I!'-T v5 'xw .es-'Y V 1 ..:v.,.-pn , . . Af -W if 3573? CTIVITIES Ill! in i i ol. X Q,- .ua g -g so Ef- 'V-f'Xf,.i Sexy-- The Student Council The Student Counvil is the governing body of liI'0t?YIlllll School. The memlwrs invlude four seniors. lllI'4'4' juniors :mil two S0llll0IllUI't'S. vliosvn by tlle students themselves. The organizations ai-livities include discus- sing svllool prolrlenls. planning illlprove-lm-rits for tlle welfare of tllf- school, and maintaining a better understanding between pupils and l83f'll6I'S. Chairman: Bill Strayer Harold Byrd Doris Hargrove Pat Nelson Snazzy Malone Butch Robertson Laura Shirley Steve Davis Nena Ventura Sponsors: Mr. Fulton assisted by Mrs. Baldy Awards 1954 B11 our 11111111 B ll I 1r1 111 Pat HIIIFN 41111r1l Katllerlm X 1rn11 on jf- Ronnu 11111111111 41111111 1111111 Iulton Bal our A111011 fur SL11o11rs111p 105 llfy ACll16VC1I1Ll1f Upper 51110111 1 Caruth Romzze Fzccmafz Auard for Sc11ol1rs111p Loytlty At111ut111cnt M1dd1t School Molly Fulton Pat Henry A11 mi for Hlg1lCSI AC1c1en111 Acluevemcnt IH all Cl1sscs md H1b116SI SC11Ol1SIlL Average 1n School Ix1t11cr1nL VlfI1L1S1JI1 Selflessness Brannm MLNc1ll Hanna' A111711 for H1511 St111111rs111p and C1t1ztns111p Htrold Byrd Cztzzembzp Award to the boy or Elfl w11o represents t11e ldewl GfCCD1lll1 Student Mzddlc 5111001 5111111113 Vpntura per SLIJOOI Snlzzy M11ont Luiz P1715 Katherlne XlfUL15lJU B111 Caruth o11n Green mn Dems Moore Aumaf Loucr Stfvonl S11 I1 fbzp 111 HLnry Serznc Andy XX L IIS Barbam WIFIFLU 91111111111 111111111 N111 Sleeper X 1 ' 1 2, 9 . . X p Q., 1, . , A ,fm N ix , j I lf f 1 la 1 'ff'-H A -- Y 1 1 41 ' - - 1 '- - B11 VL V, ' . A Y A 1 l ' 1 1 A , 1,1 .V ' L '. ' - ' 1 ' 1 A1 A b 1 A ' A Mr X 1' DeLay Azmrzl for Courtesy. Kindness and I 1 1 1 3 . , ' c' 1 ' 1 ' 1 x . 4 . 1 1 ,111 . ' - - - V , , I 7- . ' f - , I V . L 1 Up. . y J . 7 J K A 1' 1 ' ' - ' 1111 rr- ' 2 V1 ' i 1 ', A . U . . Y '- l I ' ' 2, The Cavalcaders l ax F-17wr lr A.. Edltor Butch Robertson Asslstant Edntor Snazzy Malone Sponsor Mr Powers Reporters Mary Cloud Carroll Cornush Doris Hargrove Harold Byrd Nena Ventura Kyle Parnell Geri McMillan Dee Hamrah Mary Hanford Baldy Bull Caruth The Greenhill Echo AJ ,,......,, 47 President Geri McM:llan Sponsor Mrs Baldy Secretary Mary Cloud Treasurer Laura Shurley nwwf-PM , - N va , - E M Q 3 it 3 ..,, 1, .- i 4 5 'L . xx K, X , 4,2 ' . 1 W....,,..W rn's- Aress -' f l M gn is 2 i, 5 it f J 2 f a 9 M M ff H1 - -'V -...Lf M B , y 'Q i 5 . 2 ' rf ff. J 3 do 'Wm A we J . C in . C WXFWWV if --'--5 -s4 'l. pns1! Chemistry Class Biology Field Trip ff! G Association -an ' 4 an-f f ' ,ssl 41 Fishing Club Halloween Party Christmas Play The Greenhill Hornets had a successful season this year in fun if not in scores. With only sixteen men on the team they did not win any games, but the spirit that has always been with Greenhill teams was there in fans and players alike. A new coach arrived this year to replace '6Coach Leathers. who left Greenhill to go into private business. Rob- ert Conlee was the new coach and. having been a traek man, he gave the hoys a vigorous workout and lots of laps. Also new this year was Pat Nelson. the largest man on the team. Pat came to Greenhill from North Dallas. As he was co-captain of the team, fullback, and the man who calls defensive plays. Pat had a full time joh which he did well. Co-captain along with Pat was Butch Robertson. a two letter man. The games were played in either deep mud or very thick dust, hut they were played well, hard and Clean. The hoys all had lots of fun this year and wish to express their thanks to Coach Conleefi Football Squad Left to right- Front row: Walter Reeves, Butch Jenkins, Sammy Ventura, Jay Glazer, John Henry, Jim Moore, Jack Griffin, Steve Davis. Back row: Bill Moon, Bill Strayer, Tony Turney, Larry Nauroth, Pat Nelson, Butch Robertson, Dan Jacoby, Coach Conlee. Butch Robertson Pot Nelson Co Ccptonns X Joy Glozer ff Pot Nelson Fullbock 4v 'x Butch Robertson Lefi Holfbock John Annesley John Annesley Center Q... Jay Glazer Left Guard j Bill Slrayer Bm Moon Right Tackle Bull Moon Pat Nelson Butch Robertson Pot Nelson with Caruth Byrd Manager AL A-D ENHC. V Put Nelson if Nm K 'Br pn ,Q Steve Davis 3,11 Moon Track and Baseball This year the bovs on the traek team irc going, to the Fat glock Show Track Meet in Fort Wlllflll and we wish the ni 1 oorl lurk in bringing back some ribbons. The bovs art working, hard at polt vaulting, the shot put. and of course they are running around tht Sshool. flu boys are warming up for baseball We have not played any games a: the annual goes to press, but the prospects look good and thru are quite a few games. Vile expect to have one of the best baseball teams that we haue had in several years. All in all we hope to have much fun and success in both sports Jack Griffin 9' W0 if Butch Robertson L! Joy Gluzer Don Jacoby Walter Reeves 'lie George Jones Girls' Sports Volleyball Upper and Middle Schools Upper School Sports ny 5 Nui 'D Lower School Sports :MQ JMB' ,..-4 i 2 C3-as 0 52? :Z IYSEP IV 'I' IV' - ,,,.,, f' T 1v-ff, ' M Y L ww .AM I V' A 2' , 5 K K X 4. o ogfll, M w. , T , . 1' , ., A. .- . . , W tw ' - W f , K .. 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Good luck for now . . . you deserve the t of it. lx ,276 R xy . ml' ' X lll' X K Xl X5 XX f i M ll ll we r x X The Fasclnatlng Story of OIL MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO Animal and vegetable life died and sank into the soft ooze of the ocean s floor Nature began the slow process of creating the oil that turns the wheels of industry today YESTERDAY Over 400 years ago in 1543 survivors of the De Soto party made use of oil from seepage near Nacogdoches Texas to repair their boats Many years later in 1829 near Burkesville Kentucky a well being drilled for salt struck oil instead a gusher that caught fire and destroyed trees for miles But it was not until 1859 that the first well actually TODAY The production of oil is one of the most important industries in the world Without oil civilization as we know it would be impossible We depend on oil for transportation for defense for power for heating for many of the comforts and conveniences of modern living And as America grows so must her oil production keep pace WE ARE PROUD to be a part of the oil industry so vital to the present pros perity and future growth of America BYRD OIL CORPORATIO Oil for the Wheels of Progress' Tower Petroleum Building DC1llClS TGXCIS COMPLIMENTS CF CARUTH BUILDI SERVICE C I , . . . . 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COMPLIMENTS C P BURTON I F S ro rx w re 691 ni r Pl zo Porty Decorations l E - 1 i on v M o B I A s OF A M O B I L O I L - r s n Lone OF FOR SINCLAIR Q TROY BRADLEY Servlce Sfohon U Cc: JAMES PROFESSIONAL U d the CI BABY SITTERS ' 'e 225 I1 ' tbl' hed S' ce'I 51 GREER Wffuff CLAS aj 55 GIIIELNIIILL SIIIIUOL STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES W-'Ili HIE-fl U31 Lurusn Lana Puaus FUH-a351 Co pl me R COURTNEY SUTTLE M DALLAS SHOE SHOP 8405 S de PI EM 3694 I Ro n ock G S II Rlversud 5 nerurbcm Bulld g O I I Es Q IS In 9 Lu b r 1 c CI n t Drive on into Compliments ' ' of 908 South Lamar Telephone RA-0794 G E C R G E D Ilos, Texas J . . m i nts of 7 DR. . , . D, af :i4,,,,.A qv ni r azc P FA GROCERY MARKET WE DELIVER DI 4889 Ewzgrafulaizaus COMPLIMENTS ROCKY POINT ATHRY RANCH EmoyTexo Ld yM Gee C. . U ST 81 Quality Cuts 10422 Harry Hines O F K N C U R R I N in so . r ne COMPLIMENTS FRIEND GREEN VALLEY RANCH Emory Texas Charles J Greene 'I L0 LA E RAY TOSCH S SQUIR SERVICE STATION Mc Shop 5 P to Ro d WheeS A e e ca J Y EM 2525 FO 8 9050 I e Lone - I The n's 831 res n o Men's Furni h' g r er ' I Ple e Campus R p 1 T' e Mu ' QW Qmem ga!! W W OVERTON wma! CO. BLUE TOP COURT DALL EX arles J Greene Lundsay M Greene COMPLIMENTS L S Dlstrlbutlng Co 733 South Poydras Street Randolph 7396 COMPLIMENTS CASA LINDA RESTAURANT Buckner at Garland Road FA 5605 FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS HEARD AROUND SCHOOL Dee Hamrah Oh how darling' Mary Cloud I thunk he s cute Doc Watson Come here woman' Bull Moon Muhhh John Green But Ma am I dudnt do anythlng' Harold Byrd Suck em Lets have a Inttle enthusnasm Bull Caruth Sho tune' Kyle Parnell Heck If I know George Jones Oh puttle dlffle Butch Robertson Oh beans Laura Shnrley By doggle Mary Hanford Baldy Who? What? What? Who? Jeanne Robertson You re awfully nosey arent you? Nena Ventura Rats' Snazzy Malone Hey Carroll want' Walter Reeves Pretty neat Jerry Campbell Hu Doll Jack Grtttun That s crazy John Henry What are you trying to prove? Jam Moore Bang bang bang Carl Mattay Shoot boy Fulton Let s keep quuet Jenklns' Powers I could say somethlng but I wont lust stop talkung Bull Strayer But ma am Moon started It' Joysan Beene I hate boys Mrs Conlee Mmm huh mmm Huh Carroll Cornnsh Oh bird' Rnck Woodul Wanna tught? Jay Glazer Why? When? How? Mrs Baldy There you go again Interrupting me ID the muddle ot a sentence C h . . . . . . 11 - 11 - - I 11 1 11 . , . . .- 11 - 1 11 I 11 - Il ll Il . , . . ' II ll ' ' fl II . . . , , . Il I ' I I ll II . , , . , . ' ll ll I ' . Mr. 1 : , . II ' I II II I ' ll - - ll 11 - . MF. : , ' . II I ' ll I ll . , . - 11 - 11 H ' ' ' z , Mr. Hunt: Now, It Mass Beene wnll l fl u a Il ' ' ll ' v 1 ' ' I 11 ll ' , fl 1 . , . - 1 1 . 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